Two More Catholic Countries Bow to the Homosexual Lobby
Italy joined the list of countries that provide special protections to same-sex relations this week., through a controversial act of its national legislature.
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The last Italian hope against homosexual “marriage”
“Three centuries ago, Giambattista Vico wrote that societies collapse when these the three fundamental categories are undermined: the altars (meaning religion, with a capital “r”, not the specific confession),…
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“Zika is an extraordinary opportunity for the advancement of human rights”. A viral disease is the new El Dorado of abortion advocates.
The recent outbreak of Zika is a severe health emergency. UN experts and international scholars, however, call this disease an “extraordinary opportunity” for the advancement of Human Rights. Gathered at…
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Chile May Scrap Protections for Children Before Birth, Abortion Groups Sense Opportunity
The Chilean House of Representatives approved an abortion bill, which might put an end to the country’s complete protections for children before birth.
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Bigotry Towards Catholics Showcased at the UN during Holy Week
Holy Week did not deter an open attack sponsored by the government of Finland on the Catholic Church and religious teaching on family and sexuality at an event at the United Nations this week.
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Inter-American Court Challenges Costa Rica’s Highest Court of Law on Assisted Reproduction
“Costa Rica cannot prohibit in vitro fertilization (IVF)” according to the Inter-American Court of Human Rights. The Court held that banning this artificial reproduction technique constitutes a violation of the…
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New Article Reveals Plot to Undermine U.S. Law and Make Abortion Humanitarian Right
Abortion groups and UN bureaucrats are trying to capture humanitarian space to force all humanitarian groups to provide abortions to rape victims in conflict situations.
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Abortion Group Tells Court to Strip Freedom of Conscience from Latin Countries
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights may soon decide whether South American doctors must act against their conscience, at least in abortion cases.
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Constitutional Court Ignores Int’l Abortionists, Strikes Down Exceptions for Hard-Cases
Just days before going into effect, the Constitutional Court of the Dominican Republic in December struck down provisions to the Criminal Code that would have decriminalized abortion in the country.
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OAS – Mothers, drugs, jail: what to recommend?
The Organization of the American States (OAS) hosted an important event on women and drug-related crimes. Motherhood was its particular focus. The meeting marked the release of a publication recommending…
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